How to protect the surface of kid’s study table ?
We bought a wood(birch) table and hutch for my 8 yr old a few months back. It is already covered with some marks and scratches.
I thought of getting a “glass” top the size of the table, like they have in some restaurants. That would also allow her to place some pictures/art work under it.
Contact paper was another idea, but, it’s glue might cause gather to settle.
Any other options ?
I’d say you’re on the mark with glass, nicely beveled on the edges, it’ll protect the wood nicely, and help keep it safe for years to come.
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